Emacs daemon doesn't terminate on SIGTERM any more

[Ulrich Mueller]

I start Emacs from BZR trunk in daemon mode and connect to it:

   $ emacs -Q --daemon
   ("emacs")
   Starting Emacs daemon.
   $ emacsclient -t

Then I try to kill it from another terminal window:

   $ kill <pid of emacs process>

With Emacs 23.2 the process would properly terminate now. The BZR
version asks for interactive input in the open terminal frame instead:

    The current server still has clients; delete them? (yes or no)

Therefore the process doesn't terminate. Is such a behaviour intended?
IMHO, a process should terminate on reception of a SIGTERM.

Ulrich